Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-21
MONDAY,
Eeneral Notes.

nu lsonation by their Knightly appear
Opse5Sd Gallant bearing in their hand.
incs informs. especially Bro, Mac, at
'Cne sight q fair damsel hummed (out-
Nio'o eourse) "When | behold thy
au an,y form," from LA Mascotte."
NIL, female part oi the community
i l.o that the fellow, Il. McCarty, who
M INV requited the misplaced conf
iau ,a ~ and mistaken love OF an UNI
ae H,,nate woman, goes off very easy with
m1oontence of only two years and Il half.
~ iary nj women would have given him
II a. o% maximum without rising from their
n seats
learn that the difficulty about the
.-aInsive use of the schoolhouse in a
s a,,lsment up in Ogden Valley by the
,'smhers OF the Church Of Jesus Christ
u Tatter-day Saints has not yet been
O0dsd A pair of the home missionaries
s Itbe Weber Stake of Zion occupied it
S0.terdav in deploring and denouncing
!So massage OF the Edmunds-TuCker bill.
again wonder greatly if the application
n rG The use of the same public building in
,~o weeks by the liberal-mnded tax
oayers will be granted by the sanity
i,astees. Brigham, il living, would settle
,ha matter in his diplomatic way by
sranting the petition at once ; but by that
iime two weeks after the applicants
would have no more use for it; they
would be on the Underground" Oh,
for the good old times
Scene in District Court one day last
week. "What u light counsel threw
Upon the juryl" said one of the great
nuwashed, who regularly attends
court to while away his time, TO another
If his ilk. "How SOP" inquired the lat
fer "Why, by his diamond shirt-stud, ,"
was the reply, "Bah, you chump," was
the polite retort, cts only paste.
II "Wei, all the world over, not only in
newspapers, a-puiIing goes with paste. /"
The funeral OF the late Ingersollian
champion Of free thought and labor adj
yocate, Robert Wilson, took place yester-
iav forenoon, under the auspices of the
Knights Of Labor, who escorted their late
hOnOred friends remains in large force
/ 10 the Ogden City cemetery, where his
restless mind has found the repose Of
eternal sleep.
Judge III. +. Henderson left here to-
day for Provo to tackle the avalanche Of
legal work which will occupy his judi
cial shovel for many weeks. Some one
thought he had contracted severe cold
facing the furious and unabating litiga-
ton billiards. from Corinne. The last
storm His Honor had to stand against
was last Friday, when the case Of Hon.
Il Williams Wa WILLIAM, Tphpcyn,,
the so frequently indicated defendant
and no less frequently suing plaintif)
was sued by the first named for attorney
lees The case had occupied the atten-
ton OF the court all day till 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. Lawyers White, Marsh
and Rogers appeared as counsel, putting
in hard ticks for their respective clients.
An excellent and elaborate programme
has been prepared for the grand Wash
ngton's birthday entertainment in Union
Opera House on Tuesday evening The
forthcoming affair will form no excep-
ton TO the invariably successful perform
anCes under the auspices of the gallant
4 NWs Of John A. Dix Post No. 3,
81 Sunday was II glorious sunshiny day,
and many people enjoyed rides in the
breezy air
The jurymen are very grateful to Judge
Henderson for again ordering that they
be allowed half their fees in cash and the
other half in certificates. This is as far
as he could go, but half loaf is better
than no bread. They will get the hard
cash, the scrip may come in handy for
their posterity in the third or fourth gen.
Grafton.
Skin grating has been very success.
fully accomplished, and to-day a man
can have u new nose built (the devil
waiting for copy, looking over my
shoulder says man in Utah is better
without nose), but the idea OF trans
planting eyes is rapidly gaining ground
and the time will be when eyes will be at
easily replaced rs teeth are to-day anC
detective vision be cured in fact. 1t vii
not be long ere the average Mormons
II sight will be so improved that they vii
view things in the same light as the Gen
ules do to-day. The surgeons say the
failure so far il that animals eyes have
not the vitality OF the human family. VIVA
hente will sacrifice his eyes so that JOIN
laylor's blindness may be cured?
Gaming" men in this city is the rage
ana unless some remedy is applied i
will become an epidemic. The lates
victim is the Hon. ID. III. Peery. TIL,
cane IL an ebony gold-headed Crooked
one, suitably engraved in three places
Inc one General Kimball received wa
Straight and engraved in one place only
IS he was not likely to forget from whom
Ie received it or for what, but then tn
raiders will need II big crook to keeI
ner lambs from mischief and danger, !
great deal OF soft soap was given an
|4Sen, but the feeling was different in tn
Nllnball case, for then the old war hors
nuItered; The grasping, rasping MOI
mon race | never could abide. / hop
,nIs staff will leave trace (fguratively
On every priestly hide"
D. h. Hochstetter, OF Omaha, is j
Broom.
mr. Leo kastor, one OF Evanston
Va1lng merchants, II former resident {
ogden is at the Broom and visiting hi
friends.
Inc numerous friends Of Mrs. V. n
H. SILVA will be sorry to learn OF tn
,GuyS severe illness. We hope to heO
" Ter speedy recovery,
All quiet and serene, though cold
me trains are becoming regular again
we are sorry to state that Mrs, Martil
H0I' daughter OF Judge 7. ii, Emerson
n no better yet. The numerous irient
" Ihe estlmable lady pray and hope soc
"'clih OF her restoration to health.
Judge T. II. Emerson left for Provo tn
o'ehoon, TO attend court there
Bishop McOuarTil nvhihitcd brutol i